Art Walks & Studio Tours in Maple Ridge

Catch artists in their own space and see the inner workings of the studio tours life. Watch as a potter or ceramicist works clay with an expert touch. See a painter use colour, form and composition to splash an image on blank canvas. Experience the process of glassmaking,  woodworking, metal sculpting, and an endless variety of artistic expression. British Columbia’s diverse culture and pristine natural beauty create the perfect conditions for a vibrant arts community. Artists all over the province open the doors of their studios to the public for specialized viewing tours that can be found on Art-BC.com.  Studio  tours are  an excellent way to immerse yourself in the local art  scene. Some artists open their studios throughout the year, or for the summer season, while others will only be available for viewing  during organized studio tours. To begin, find an existing studio tour with a proposed itinerary or create your own cultural crawl – plan a visit to one of BC’s Creative Communities using the Guide and Art-BC.com to curate your own exploration of galleries, artist studios and more!

Maple Ridge is situated in the northeastern section of Greater Vancouver between the Fraser River and Golden Ears. Some of the main things to do in the city include The ACT Arts Centre overlooking Spirit Square Memorial Peace Park. The art centre opened in 2003 and has been hosting gallery exhibitions, performing arts presentations and organizing events for the local community. One of the most notable artists in the city is Kristin Krimmel. Apart from the gallery, the city has several public art installations throughout the city. Some of the most well-known include the Bear’s Feast, Beast Horse Clock, Sea to Sky Eagle and the Trace Line.There are plenty of engaging things to do in Maple Ridge, making it a vibrant destination in Greater Vancouver